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Newspaper
Weiser Signal
Location
Weiser, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1903
Page
8
Neighbors report Mr Dave Jones ill and many locals engage in church, education, road work and farm activity. births, moves, new homes, rental and sales, and plans to go to Canada or Texas are noted among residents with roads washed and awaiting repairs.
Arthur Steward attended business in Cambridge on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wells and family returned home after wintering in Werey. Many sleepmies moved sheep to the hills. Mrs Chattman is on the sick list. Harmon Ensley of Granger visited the valley on Sunday. Amos Anderson Jack McPherson and Sam Logan were in Cambridge Saturday. Jom Burger brought his onde up from Sulubba valley Tuesday to be taught in the hills. Mr and Mrs Andrew Hutchison attended dolpe business in Cambridge Monday. The Alpine dance Tuesday night drew a good crowd. Mrs Thomas Hutchison has been ill the past week.
Mrs. Sarah A. Combs died after a sudden illness while visiting in Middle Valley at 76. Funeral held in Cambridge with Rev. Bowler. buried in Cambridge cemetery. She was a Napolis native living in the valley four years and leaves eight children, including N. Combs and Mrs. Farmer. The Salubria Valley Castle and Horse association formed at Masonic hall with Nelson Buhl as president and 2 members. The next meeting is tomorrow at 1 o clock. a constitution and bylaws committee was appointed. Also reports on Jack Spears death after a mine explosion. his house demolished, wife cared for by a community collection of 3100. Spears was a Woodman with life insurance for his wife.
A roundup of local movements includes Ben Baird taking timber locators to the upper county on Tuesday, George Winkler and Wad Addington returning from Boise, and Mrs. Bolan spending the week in Weiser. Several residents, including Edna Dingee of Warren, visited relatives in town, while Lando Baird travelled to Wild Horse canyon and Johnathan McMahan and family visited Ivage McMahans. Bud and John Addington were called to Boise to see their ill mother, with Mrs. Fred Wilkie visiting Exmouth and Edna Dingee arriving from Warren after a brief stay.
A long list of names and locations appears under Vendome arrivals including Lavenon Barnard Wim Phipps G W Phipps Ben Shaw WM Banes CW Rush A W Peebles Geo Gould and many others with connections to Boise Caldwell Portland Salt Lake Payette Pocatello and Memphis. The roster names individuals and families alongside cities across the region.
Amusements note that Morrison's Fanat will appear soon with fresh scenery costumes and mechanical devices. The production boasts its finest settings in its five thousandth performance and will include an upgraded Faust tableau and the apotheosis of Marguerite.
A list of new subscribers in various cities is shown alongside an unrelated medicinal advertisement. The testimonial from Pleasant City Ohio claims Dr King’s New Discovery cured a child’s cough and pneumonia, with other product references and pricing scattered through the text.
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